Our attack coach under Shaun Wane when it was said the rugby was as dull as dishwater was John Winder.

I believe he took over from Paul Deacon.

Our current attack coach is John Winder.

Our attack is garbage.

How does he get away with it?

I haven't heard his name mentioned once.

Matty Peet is getting pelters but he coaches our D which happens to be ok.

That's a fair call to be honest. Our attack has been poor for years, with regards to our defence we've definitely gone backwards since Wane left.

Our attack is diabolical.

I know we have a few injuries, team selections have been strange, players are knackered etc - But the team is good enough and experienced enough to do better in attack than what is currently being served.

I see amateur teams every Saturday afternoon with more attacking options than this current Wigan team .

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Time for Winder to move on. The club needs new personnel to bring in fresh ideas and creativity. I am absolutely baffled if Radlinski and Lenagan are looking at the club and not thinking that's what we need. It has never been more obvious. 'The Wigan Way' mentality is no longer effective and they need to accept it or else the club will continue to slip down the table and the attendance will continue to tumble.

I'm not a big fan of Darryl Powell as a person but he is the sort of coach who would get the most out of this team,Castleford play some brilliant attacking rugby and i think Warrington will be the team to beat next season

I think you're right

Too right we will. We have the best coach in super league next season

Your year then I guess

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Powells strength is and always has been getting the best out of his players on a budget, he did it at Fev, he's done it at Cas, he brings in workhorses and turns them into decent SL players. He did a brilliant job in 2017 with Orr and Sheridan on there elusive attack but was quickly found out and ever since Cas have been just about OK. I'll give it half a season before you're calling Powell out.

I dunno. Powell will have a better squad at Warrington than he's had at Castleford.

The test for Powell is whether he can do it at a club that will expect rather than hope to win. On paper it should be Warrington’s year.

For us, I really hope we can freshen up the attack coaching.

How did John Winder get the job in the first place? Hardly a glittering CV.